Difference between Anatolian Language and Modern Hebrew

ANATOLIAN LANGUAGE vs MODERN HEBREW: NOUN

An extinct branch of the Indo-European family of languages known from inscriptions and important in the reconstruction of Proto-Indo European

Tsade, Italic language, Hurrian, Kuchean, Linear b, Elamitic, Pehlevi, Hittite, Old persian, Hellenic language, Middle persian, Luwian, Dead language, Palaic, Anatolian

Police motu, Classical latin, Faliscan, Old church slavonic, Basic english, Hebraize, Biblical latin, Landsmal, Hebrewess, Hebraically, Dead language, Hebraistic, Lamedh, Hebrew, Tsade

Tsade, Italic language, Hurrian, Kuchean, Linear b, Elamitic, Pehlevi, Hittite, Old persian, Hellenic language, Middle persian, Luwian, Dead language, Palaic, Anatolian

Police motu, Classical latin, Faliscan, Old church slavonic, Basic english, Hebraize, Biblical latin, Landsmal, Hebrewess, Hebraically, Dead language, Hebraistic, Lamedh, Hebrew, Tsade

The Anatolian language called Luwian, for example, is attested both in Mesopotamian cuneiform and in an indigenous hieroglyphic script.
What was Anatolian language during the Neolithic era according to Kurgan hypothesis proponents?

The defenders of the newest Bible translation claim that Israelis speak Israeli modern Hebrew rather than Hebrew.
This confronted all modern Hebrew writers who struggled to modernize Hebrew and transform it into a language of daily use.
The modern Hebrew name for this letter is shin, a Hebrew word meaning tooth.
Hebrew but in modern Hebrew it is written like this on the bottom left.
Students can obtain a minor in Arabic, Biblical Hebrew, and Modern Hebrew.
Biblical Hebrew, because it is closely intelligible to Modern Hebrew speakers.
Hasidic polemic, modern Hebrew literature, and antiquarian Hebrew booklore.
It shows, Modern Hebrew Square Script; Early Pictograph Hebrew; Ancient Paleo Hebrew; and Aramaic Syriac Cursive script.
Hebrew Phoenican, modern Hebrew, its Hebrew colored transliteration, interlining with the transalted colored words in English.
It has no resemblance to modern Hebrew, and understanding of modern Hebrew is of no value in understanding this Ancient Hebrew.